Sentence examples for an elementary nature from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, September 30 , 1944P. 15 Candidates for the job of President should be required to answer a few tough, questions of an elementary nature.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 30 , 1944P. 15 Candidates for the job of President should be required to answer a few tough, questions of an elementary nature.

Yet the plunge into primal expression ("SAD") and schematic remembrance ("home") has occasioned not only satire directed at Oracle Ranch and its language but also a rueful acknowledgment of the elementary nature of feeling, no matter how elaborate its eventual transmutation into art.

Jared brought up a customer request and, after reading it, let out a quick snort to indicate its elementary nature.

O'Toole writes that despite the elementary nature of movies like A Free Ride, stag films became "rigidified into a restricted visual experience" in a short period of time.

In spite of the techniques we have at our disposal and the elementary nature of incisional pain, optimal pain management remains a challenge.

This chapter provides a comprehensive overview on supramolecular self-assembly of peptides starting from the elementary nature of common protein and peptide folds to the formation of higher-order organized structures with potential application in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

Still, the elementary nature of the struggle masks its complications.

She however, very soon gets out of her depth, and often makes mistakes of the most elementary nature.

"Female associates are very upset by not only the elementary nature of the tips themselves, but by the suggestion that these would only apply to women.

"There are some of us who are fiction writers, and so I feel bad about the elementary nature of my question.